State - Record hot temperatures will continue in the forecast for two more days. Some areas in the southern Central Valley could hit 100. The heat wave is from a high pressure system lodged over the West. Highs have been above average since last Thursday and won't get back to near normal readings until Friday. Two records were broken Sunday. Modesto hit 93 degrees and Stockton hit 92. Sacramento Executive Airport recorded 89 degrees which tied the record for that day. Experts say to expect more record highs to be broken Monday throughout the valley. Expect highs to hit the low 90s which is close to many records. Staff Report This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Tuesday, 21 April 2009 00:20
Record High Temperatures
State - Record hot temperatures will continue in the forecast for two more days. Some areas in the southern Central Valley could hit 100. The heat wave is from a high pressure system lodged over the West. Highs have been above average since last Thursday and won't get back to near normal readings until Friday. Two records were broken Sunday. Modesto hit 93 degrees and Stockton hit 92. Sacramento Executive Airport recorded 89 degrees which tied the record for that day. Experts say to expect more record highs to be broken Monday throughout the valley. Expect highs to hit the low 90s which is close to many records. Staff Report This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
